Hot News Headlines
“Games for Change Summit” is the latest addition to Game Developers Conference
Are there “good” and “bad” games for change?
What People are Playing
Learn about Korea’s Demilitarized Zone and conflict through an allegorical adventure. game details
A time traveling adventure game about fresh water science. game details
A puzzle game about mortality, belief, and science. game details
A documentary game in which you play the cat of Dr. Mohammed Mossadegh. game details
The Curfew challenges players to examine the freedoms they enjoy.
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Fate of the World is a global strategy game that puts our future in your hands. game details
Challenges assumptions about relief work in disaster situations. game details
An immersive game designed for Boston’s Chinatown. game details
Encourages young adults in Africa to solve global problems. game details
Fold protein puzzles and contribute to critical scientific research. game details
What People are Saying
Supreme Court ruling on protecting games under the First Amendment
Festival
Our 8th Annual Festival (June 20 – 22)
Often referred to as “the Sundance of Video Games”, the Games for Change Annual Festival is the largest gaming event in New York City and the only international event uniting “games for change” creators, the public, civil society, academia, the gaming industry and media. This year’s opening keynote is Vice President Al Gore.
MEETUP & MORE
Join Our Community
All around the world game designers, thinkers, academics, and more are connecting to discuss games for change and collaborate on future projects. Check out our map to see if there are Meetups near you or visit the Games for Change Meetup Everywhere page to start your own!
You can also join the G4C community in other ways by visiting our Connect page.